Gal Gadot took her role as Wonder Woman very seriously and is proving to be a huge supporting force in the growing fight against s-xual stalkers and abusers in Hollywood that right now makes headlines at least ten times a week.
It's reported that the actress is yet to sign on for the sequel to the Warner and DC smash hit and that she won't put her signature on any contracts unless the studio buys Brett Ratner's investment and his production company RatPac-Dune Entertainment, and then fires him. completely from the entire franchise in the future.
Ratner was denounced by more than six women for s-xual harassment and abuse in early November, and a few days ago, actress Ellen Page publicly denounced him for having treated her in a homophobic manner during the filming of X-Men: The Last Stand, making continuous degrading comments towards him. Actresses like Anna Paquin came forward confirming the poor treatment by Ratner on the set of the Fox movie.
The production company RatPac-Dune Entertainment was one of the companies that invested the most in the making of Wonder Woman and the previous DC movies, so the producer earned a large sum of money with all the titles, especially Wonder Woman. ,, which became one of the highest grossing movies of the year and catapulted Gal Gadot to immediate fame, giving her this power that she is now using for good. Reportedly, the actress has no intentions of continuing with the project unless Ratner is completely out of it.
It's certainly a fairly easy decision for Warner Bros., who will obviously end up siding with the Israeli actress in this fight. Meanwhile, director Patty Jenkins is already working on the script for Wonder Woman 2, which will surely arrive much faster than expected.
